Mathematical Skills and Lab Safety Procedures (Grade 10 NSC Matric Life Sciences): Quizzes

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Mathematical Skills and Lab Safety Procedures
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What formula calculates true size from a microscope image?

measured size×scale valuescale length\frac{\text{measured size} \times \text{scale value}}{\text{scale length}}

How many nanometres are in 1 micrometre (μm\mu m)?

1000 nm

What formula calculates the average (mean) of data values?

Sum of all valuesNumber of values\frac{\text{Sum of all values}}{\text{Number of values}}

What formula calculates a percentage?

Number with featureTotal×100\frac{\text{Number with feature}}{\text{Total}} \times 100

How many micrometres are in 1 millimetre?

1000 μm\mu m

Why keep sodium bicarbonate nearby when working with acids?

It neutralises acid spills

Where should a test tube mouth point when heating?

Away from yourself and others

What is the rule about lit Bunsen burners?

Never leave them unattended

When should you use a fume cupboard?

When working with hazardous chemicals or gases

When must you wear safety goggles?

When working with chemicals or heating

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